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This private island is located in the Gulf of Thailand off of Ko Phangan. For hikers and eco tourists there is no better place to explore. Pack a bag of Thai food from the local chef and head on a hike up the mountain.
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In Patong each fisherman has their long boats numbered and anchored accordingly. Best thing to do is watch them come in to the beach and unload the fresh seafood around 9am. You can meet local restaurant owners and chefs as they are all there hand selecting the best catch of the day for their recipes. Read more about local chefs on www.beyondthekitchen.com
Why would a restaurant chef teach you how to cook at home the meals he cooks?
Because you'll keep coming back to eat there and learn more.
This photo was taken in Ban Chalok Lam, Ko Phangan Thailand. This is the last village before reaching the island of Koh Mah, Thailand, which is separated by a large sand bar. Make sure to eat a fresh coconut when traveling to this destination.
Best secrets of Patong Beach, Thailand (Ban Patong). One end of the beach has a small fishing village that is tucked away behind it with a small vibrant market selling fresh seafood and produce. The local people are welcoming to tourists, it provides a perfect excuse to exercise in between drinking Chang beers in the sun. Don't miss this top food find in Patong Beach, Phuket, Thailand. To read more about eating at the market and traveling Thailand as a chef read my food blog www.beyondthekitchen.com
Thai Pirate boat floats along the Andaman Sea off the West coast of Thailand. Navigating through the islands off the west coast of Phuket takes years of knowledge. Praise your boat captains for taking you to the best secret beaches and caves Thailand has to offer.
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This photo is from one of our most awesome kick ass Chefs, Leena. Leena will be teaching her world famous canning techniques at a workshop next month here at H.O.G estates. The class is selling out so please sign up soon. We hope to see you May 10th @ 6pm. Purchase tickets here - www.brownpapertickets.com/event/107047 or email joshua@handsongourmet.com or call 415-553-8894 to reserve your spot.
Local fisherman unload their fresh catch at the end of Patong Beach. Best kept secret of Patong Beach is walk to the south end of the beach, go under the bridge (on the sand at low tide) and walk over to the local market. The ladies will cook you lunch with the freshest seafood. Their recipes are the best, it is some of the best Thai cooking I ate. Read more on eating Thai food at the markets on Chef David Gilbert's blog www.beyondthekitchen.com
The streets of Kata Beach are filled with moped rentals, hotels, and the top restaurants. The best restaurants in Kata, Phuket are one block behind the main tourist street. Do not be shy to sit down at a restaurant with the local Thai people they are very welcoming and are excited to see a Farang eating their food. Most Thai's will even help you order or share advice with you. Read more on eating local at www.beyondthekitchen.com
I love Phad Thai but always ask for it with big noodles. The chef taught me how she cooks her phad Thai at Southern Fried Rice Guest House in Kata Beach, Phuket, Thailand. The Phad Thai is always served with cucumber slices and a lime in Thailand, the chefs there do it best! Read more on Phad Thai and Chef David Gilbert's travels through Thailand and other exotic destinations around the globe on his food blog www.beyondthekitchen.com